Through young people grieving lost relatives and forming new family bonds, these stories explore food, companionship, and finding a way to live after loss.
A square's encounter with a three-dimensional world transforms his understanding of his own society, using geometry to question perception, class, and prejudice.
Set around the Gwangju Uprising, the novel brings together the voices of a boy, survivors, and bereaved families to ask how people remember and live after violence.
Yeong-hye’s decision to stop eating meat provokes conflict and control within her family, as three perspectives explore bodily autonomy, violence, and alienation.
Spanning thirty years of writing, this story collection traces Taiwan’s social changes and generational experiences around the end of martial law through everyday life and personal memory.
After a friend’s death, the narrator revisits youth, friendship, and writing, exploring the wounds of memory and how those left behind continue living.
If We Cannot Go at the Speed of Light如果我们无法以光速前进如果我們無法以光速前進
Kim Choyeop金草叶金草葉
七篇科幻故事透过太空旅行、外星接触与数位记忆,探问科技进步之中仍存在的孤独、差异与相互理解。
七篇科幻故事透過太空旅行、外星接觸與數位記憶,探問科技進步之中仍存在的孤獨、差異與相互理解。
Seven science-fiction stories use space travel, alien encounters, and digital memory to explore loneliness, difference, and mutual understanding amid technological progress.
A Perfect Day to Put Your Head in the Oven进烤箱的好日子進烤箱的好日子
Lee Chia-Ying李佳颖李佳穎
一位写作者转而书写回忆录,在与家人和旧同学核对往事的过程中,追问成长记忆、事实与虚构之间的界线。
一位寫作者轉而書寫回憶錄,在與家人和舊同學核對往事的過程中,追問成長記憶、事實與虛構之間的界線。
Turning to memoir, a writer compares recollections with family and former classmates, questioning the boundaries between childhood memory, fact, and fiction.
Interweaving intimate diary entries with crocodile fables, the novel follows a young woman’s search for love, connection, and identity during her university years.
Also published in Chinese as 《我的骨頭沒有忘記》另译《我的骨头没有忘记》另譯《我的骨頭沒有忘記》
Stephanie Foo史蒂芬妮・胡史蒂芬妮・胡
史蒂芬妮・胡从自身经历出发,追溯童年创伤的长期影响,记录理解复杂性创伤与寻求修复的过程。
史蒂芬妮・胡從自身經歷出發,追溯童年創傷的長期影響,記錄理解複雜性創傷與尋求修復的過程。
Drawing on her own experiences, Stephanie Foo traces the lasting effects of childhood trauma and her efforts to understand complex trauma and find healing.